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Articles in June 14, 1999 issue of National Review

• A Lovely War - flaws in NATO's campaign against Serbia and Slobodan Milosevic
  by John O'Sullivan
• The Missus - Review
  by Dick Morris
• The Week - political happenings
• Teach In, Bug Out - satirical analysis of Los Angeles gathering to oppose US and NATO military campaign in Kosovo
  by Rob Long
• Nature Girl - Review
  by Richard Lowry
• Chaos Management - Russia's lingering political and economic problems
  by David Pryce-Jones
• MacArthur Returns Again - Review
  by John J. Miller
• Love for Sale - controversy over Joyce Maynard's decision to auction the letters of J.D. Salinger
  by Brooke Allen
• Not Far Enough Away - Review
  by John Simon
• Compromised - Chinese access to high technology data and defense industry secrets
  by Richard Lowry
• City Desk: The U.N. of Motion - changes in the faces and social make-up of New York, New York - Brief Article
  by Richard Brookhiser
• My New York - analysis of the social history of New York, New York
  by Norman Podhoretz
• Letter From Al
• Target Practice - Republicans' blatant failure in handling public response to media pressure for increased gun control legislation
  by Ramesh Ponnuru
• Why Bibi Fell - former Israeli president Benjamin Netanyahu - Column
  by David Bar-Illan
• For The Record - Brief Article
• Amateur Hour - the problem with non-politicians running for the presidency
  by Richard Brookhiser
• McCarthy & His Friends - Review
  by Terry Teachout
• Terrible Tony - Tony Coelho, VP Al Gore's presidential campaign manager
  by Jay Nordlinger
• The Spy Who Loved Him - Review
  by Christopher Caldwell
• The Misanthrope's Corner - critical blurbs - Column - Brief Article
  by Florence King
• Congressboy - relevance of Rep Patrick Kennedy's appointed as head of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
  by John J. Miller
• Opus Two - Review
  by Joseph Blotner
• On The Right
  by William F. Buckley Jr.